Here are a few easy tips to increase your reading power and get you reading more.
Rage (but also love) on the page at WORD Christchurch 2024
This session was a carthartic rage release, it was also joyful, vulnerable, sorrowful, bridging. As Louise Wallace so truthfully put it, rage is complicated, and it also involves love.
True Stories of Death and Desperation: surviving our lives at WORD Christchurch 2024
Jessie reports back on Steve Braunias' WORD Christchurch 2024 event: True Stories of Death and Desperation.
Let women be angry: rage reads at WORD Christchurch 2024
Jessie looks ahead to a fiery WORD Christchurch event featuring Louise Wallace, Airini Beautrais and Talia Marshall.
Death and desperation abound in “The Survivors”: reading ahead for WORD Christchurch 2024
Ahead of Steve Braunias's WORD Christchurch 2024 event, Jessie reads his latest book "The Survivors: Stories of Death and Desperation".
Create some historic cords in June’s Crafting for Wellbeing session
Pop along to Tūranga on Saturday 15 June and participate in some historical cord-making using a braiding wheel.
The hidden magic of Tūranga’s score collection
Jessie chats with Jill about how she's used Tūranga's score collection, as well as providing some top tips for score searching.
The benefits of reading for your mental health
Discover some of the ways in which reading books can improve your everyday wellbeing.
WORD Christchurch 2023: Coercion, Cults and Control
Jessie reports back from the so-called "Culty Panel", featuring Anke Richter, Byron C. Clark and Lilia Tarawa.
Reading ahead for WORD Christchurch Festival 2023 – Coercion, Cults and Control
Jessie reads titles written by panellists in the upcoming WORD Christchurch event, "Coercion, Cults and Control".
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